Learning To Use New Testament Greek Lesson VIII. a[gw – a[xw I lead – I will lead.

Learning To Use New

Testament Greek

Lesson VIII

a[gw – a[xw

I lead – I will lead

ajkou;w - ajkou;sw

I hear – I will hear

bapti;zw – bapti;sw

I baptize – I will baptize

ble;pw – ble;yswI see – I will see

gra;fw – gra;ysw

I write – I will write

dida;skw – dida;xwI teach – I will teach

doxa;zw – doxa;swI glorify – I will glorify

eJtoima;zw – eJtoima;swI prepare – I will prepare

e]cw – e]xw

I have – I will have

qerapeu;w – qerapeu;swI heal – I will heal

khru;ssw – khru;xw

I preach – I will preach

lu;w – lu;sw

I loose – I will loose

pei;qw – pei;swI trust in – I will trust in

pe;mpw – pe;mywI send – I will send

pisteu;w – pisteu;sw

I believe – I will believe

sw;zo – sw;sw

I save – I will save

eimi’

I am

mh; – ouj

not

Conjugations

-w conjugation - mi conjugation

• Conjugations – related patterns of verbs– Latin conigo – “I join together”

luw agw

lueis akouw

luei blepw

luomen ecw

luete

luousin

didwmi

apollumi

didwV deiknumi

didwsi dunami

didomen

apodidwomi

didote qhmi

didosi

Primary Active Suffixes

Singular Plural

1 -w = I -men = we

2 -eis = you -te = you all

3 -ei = he/she/it

-ousi(n) = they

Primary TensesPresent – I love / I am lovingFuture – I will lovePerfect – I have lovedFuture Perfect – I will have

loved

Secondary TensesImperfectAoristPluperfect

}w

eis

ei

omen

ete

ousi(n)

Present And Future Active Indicative Of

luwPresent Active

luwlueisluei

luomenluete

luousin

Future Active

luswluseislusei

lusomenlusete

lusousin

Amalgamation In The Future Tense

blepw blepsw blepyw

grafw grafsw grayw

pempw pempsw pemyw

agw agsw axw

ecw ecsw exw

didaskw didasksw didaxw

peiqw peiqsw peosw

Present Indicative Of eimi• eimi = I am

– to be verb– expresses a state of being– linking verb– most frequently occurring mi verb

Singular Plural

1st eimi I am esmen

We are

2nd ei You are

este You are

3rd esti(n)

He is eisi(n)

They are

oJ qeo;V fwV ejstin.

Negatives• ou – “not” or “no”

– before a verb in the indicative

• mh – “not” or “no”– all other moods

• ouk – “not” or “no”– before a verb beginning with a

vowel

• ouc – “not” or “no”– before verb with rough

breathing mark